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[adrienmundi]

My patience (rarely a large resource in any case) for small mindedness, both in myself and in others, is just about at an all time low. Inconsistency, lack of seeing implications and nuances, inability to apply stated beliefs, as well as the inability to see past/overcome things that are known to be counterproductive and nonsensical; I'm seeing this everywhere (though rest assured, nowhere more so than in my own head; true irritation starts at home, kids), and it's making me cranky.

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I can relate to that...

[onmyownterms.livejournal.com]

For the past several weeks I have been "broken" - nearly everything tends to set me off into either a funk or a rant. Can't quite put my finger on what is bothering me, but I've just been in a foul and pissy mood. Very unlike me actually... Perhaps a strange planetary alignment?

Re: I can relate to that...

[adrienmundi]

Part of the problem for me is that I always have a valid list of things to be hurt/pissed/irritated by. There's always something I can point to and say, "Well, this may not be the reason, but it will do for the outlet."

[scottopic.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry, really. are the results of this frustration serving some purpose? (not a rhetorical question) -
Don't get me wrong, crankiness has its place, especially if you can seperate it and call it 'cranky' as you have here. But I don't like to see you perpetually unhappy. Many other people, it doesn't matter so much. Especially dumb ones from Buford.

[adrienmundi]

I'm not perpetually unhappy; there are definite good parts of my life, specifically the people in it. The frustration feels like an accumulation of energy, but as of yet there doesn't seem to be a vector for it, and I have my doubts about being a mighty capacitor. I hope I'll be able to put it all to productuve use, eventually.

Bufordians as bad as usual, or worse?